Sentences with phrase «glucose stores»

As mentioned earlier, we only have so much glucose stored in our bodies.

The excess of glucose stored as muscle glycogen — stored energy which influences the recovery and strength.

After all, food deprivation theoretically results in depleted glucose stores, meaning the body will resort to using fat and muscle as its main fuel source.

Thus, by lowering the amount of glucose from food and the amount of glucose stored as glycogen, the body is able to start burning fat as its primary source of energy.

Low carbohydrate diets: Having sufficient glucose stores is important for skin healing, and can speed the recovery of acne lesions.

«This isn't about binging; it's about replenishing glucose stores as a «reboot» to the body, primarily with the goal of filling depleted glycogen stores and up - regulating hormones and thyroid activity.

That's because a short, (a.k.a. 24 hour) fast is not long enough to deplete liver glucose stores.

When your body has too much glucose it stores the leftover in your liver and muscles.

If glucose stores run low, the liver can make new glucose via the gluconeogenesis process.

Liver, blood and muscle glucose stores will be more actively conserved.

Glucose is not stored in our bodies like fat which is why we get hungry in order to replenish glucose stores.

An aerobic activity the following day also helps to reduce the glucose stores and quickly enable to body to shift back into ketosis.

It feeds your brain extra oxygen and releases energy from your fat and glucose stores to help you avert the threat or make a good impression on that date.

Then, the adrenals tell the liver to release its glucose stores, and your blood sugar levels increase and insulin resistance can develop.

Along with glycogen (your body's glucose stores), fat is burned during exercise to spare precious protein in your muscles.

Your glucose stores hold water so that's expelled from the body, along with electrolytes.

Insulin resistance is when your glucose stores no longer respond to insulin, due to being too full of stored energy.

Well that's because you have to replenish the glucose stores you lost while running.

Because walking is low impact and low intensity, your body doesn't need to pull from its glycogen and glucose stores to fuel itself, which happens when you strength train or push yourself into «aerobic training» with higher intensity cardio.

How long does it take to activate autophagy depends on the state of your body's glucose stores, what your last meal was like, how long did it take to digest it, and how long did it take to clear the bloodstream of the nutrients.

When you have exerted a lot of energy, and sweat a ton, the first thing your body needs is to replenish its glucose stores, and electrolytes.

If you eat a higher carbohydrate meal directly after exercise, your body will use this to replenish its glucose stores to fuel the brain, NOT to store as fat.

There is no doubt, excessive carbohydrate consumption will make you feel tired and sluggish unless you are a marathon runner or an endurance athlete where you constantly need to replenish your glucose stores.

The physiological ketosis of starvation makes sound evolutionary sense, as ketone bodies have several thermodynamic advantages over other nutritional substrates, in addition to their actions to conserve protein and glucose stores.

With shogaols enhancing your brain and gingerols enhancing your glucose stores, time will tell what they do to your skin.

Fruit and raw honey, in particular, are excellently balanced sources of glucose and fructose, providing the liver with building blocks to create glycogen (glucose stores).

Eventually your ferret will exhaust all of the glucose stores in the liver, and you will have to make the decision as to whether or not to euthanize your ferret, or to let them die of insulin shock.